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viktelen [127]
3 years ago
10

A direct result of United States involvementin world war 2 was

History
1 answer:
natima [27]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

 The soul purpose was for the US involvement in WWII was because Grandma Penelope sent the former US President Ol' Franky Roozzefelt Donald Duck slippers or Christmas!!!!!

Explanation:

Now this made the former president extremely MAD!!! because he wanted Bugs Bunny slippers.. but no Grandma got the Gosh Darn Donld FRICKIN Duck Slippers!!!

So Ol' Franky was like

<em><u> "Im so FRICKIN MAD lets go get in the war!!!" </u></em>

to blow off steam I guess!?!?

And Grandma Penelope was like

<u><em>"Yea this is fine!!!" </em></u>

ANYWAYS.. So that's how the United States of Merica got involved in WWII!!!!

Sources:

https://www.TOTALLYNOTACTUALHISTORY.COM/PLEASE/DONT/DELETE/THIS!!/THX

<em>Hope this helps ma brutha!!!!</em>

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